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Credit: Joni Mitchell Thu 15 October 2026 16:53, UK Joni Mitchell has confirmed where she stands on the question of intermingling politics and the arts, insisting that it is an “artist’s duty to speak up.”The esteemed singer-songwriter recently became an American citizen following “A journey that began 62 years ago”. The new honour means that Mitchell can now vote in the United States for the first time, despite calling the country her home since 1965. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Mitchell clarified, “I became a citizen so I could vote,” before quipping, “I’m a proud Canerican like Neil Young.”Mitchell has wasted no time in tackling current sociopolitical problems; on November 4th, she is set to release NEWS, a collection of 23 paintings that tackle the endless 24-hour news cycle. The back cover of the collection explains, “Recently I retired from music in order to pursue my first love, painting.”Mitchell added, “When [George] Bush was president, and the Twin Towers in New York were attacked, I did a series of political paintings. In the current climate, I felt a need to express my concern.

The title of Crystal’s new Broadway show, “860,” shares a special connection with the home he lost to the 2025 Palisades Fire. Ryan ColemanMon, October 12, 2026 at 3:20 AM UTCRob Reiner and Billy Crystal in Los Angeles in 2025Credit: Michael Buckner/GettyKey PointsBilly Crystal says it was Rob Reiner who decided on the name of his new one-man show, 860. "I had these other titles, and the third one was 860," Crystal shared, recalling Reiner saying, "'What? That's the one. I love that.'"860 deals with the loss of Crystal and his wife Janice's home in Los Angeles in the 2025 Palisades Fire. Rob Reiner continues to inspire his friend Billy Crystal. Twenty-two years after his one-man show 700 Sundays won him a Tony Award, Crystal is heading back to Broadway with 860, a new one-man show that deals with the loss of his Los Angeles home in the 2025 Palisades Fire. Crystal detailed the development and production of the show on Sunday's new episode of CBS Sunday Mornings. "I had these other titles, and the third one was 860," Crystal told anchor Tracy Smith. He was looking back on a conversation he had with Reiner before the Princess Bride director's death at 78 in December.